“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She had no idea of the subject matter for the session, nor did she know whether she would sit with her eyes closed or pace about as usual.

[...] But since Jane did not mention the subject John considered his efforts a failure, for whatever reason.

Either it attempts to return the emotion to a subjective state, or it attempts to objectify it further away from itself. [...]

[...] We’re to discuss her mistrust of her physical body, and related subjects. [...]

[...] Each individual has his or her own style of thinking, a peculiar, rich, individual mixture (pause) of speculations, fantasies, (pause) ideocentric ways of using subjective and objective data. [...]

The next chapter will deal further with this subject, as I relate the various ways that I have entered the dreams of others, both as an instructor and as a guide. [...]

[...] Then any old fears become present, and are subject to solutions that the adult finds.

[...] She’s begun a book on the subject. [...]

[...] She also mentioned trying hypnosis with me, since I’m a good subject. [...]

[...] At our next session we shall return to our previous subject matter.

[...] She also wants to study the subject for her book in connection with reincarnation, the origins of our species — and even of our world. [...]

[...] The other a private session if necessary or desirable—or otherwise to deal with the subjects above.

If you would travel within yourselves, you would find some subjective awareness, some glint of recognition, that would give you a hint of what I mean. [...]

[...] Stopping the normal activities he had to some extent insisted upon allowed him to become aware to some degree of the subjective feelings that had been beneath all of his activities. [...]

You would retain a far greater memory of your subjective experiences, and your body would be healthier, if these sleeping patterns were changed. [...]

[...] In the two volumes of The “Unknown” Reality, Rob tried to correlate Seth’s views on various subjects, tracing them backward to his earlier books (and often to unpublished material), showing the context in which the books were written. [...]

[...] You asked what it was like to be a personality never formed into physical matter, and I helped him attain some awareness, subjectively, of that condition. [...]

Third, we were involved in vigorous subjective activity as we began to experiment with Seth’s psy-time regularly and to follow his suggestions concerning dream investigation, recall and utilization. [...]

[...] I personally think that these distorted ideas about the nature of the inner self represent the main impediments to dream recall or to any real study of the subjective personality.

The “negative” subjective and objective events that you meet are meant to make you examine the contents of your own conscious mind. [...]

[...] However, suggestion as to the effect that the subject’s temperature should rise or fall would tend to obscure the effect.